To:CAMILLE HUYSMANS

Published:First published in 1962 in French inCahiers du Monde Russe et SoviétiqueNo. 4.

      First published in Russian in 1964 inCollected Works, Fifth (Russian) Ed., Vol. 47.

      Sent from Paris to Brussels.

      Printed from a photocopy of the original.

      Translated from the French.Source:Lenin
	  Collected Works,

      Progress Publishers,[1977],

      Moscow,Volume 43,

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DearComrade Huysmans,

Iam sending you today the translation of the Programme and Rules of
our Party (by registered book-post). Be so kind as to send me the
proof-sheets.

Asfor the survey, I shall send it to you in a few days.

Ihave made arrangements for payment to the translator (Rappoport). The
expense will be defrayed by our Central Committee.

Thisis the first time I hear that there is a representative of the
parliamentary group in the Bureau. There has been one meeting of the Bureau
since Stuttgart and I heard no mention there of any representative of the
parliamentary group being in the Bureau. On receipt of your letter I at
once wrote to a representative of the Social-Democratic group in the Third
Duma and informed him of this. We cannot expect an answer soon since the
deputies are not in St. Petersburg between Duma sessions.

Asregards our Party’s report to the Copenhagen Congress, I shall do
everything I can to see that we are not left without one this time. I have
already taken the necessary steps. As for the David plan, I think it is no
more than a matter of “good
			    intentions”.[1]Has theBureauapproved the plan? Does the “single model” exist
as a reality and not as a project?

Yours,N. Lenin

[1]Whatthe plan of Eduard David was has not been
ascertained.—Ed.